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The Five Senses and How They Connect to the Brain #197832 (License: Personal Use)
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This infographic shows a stylized human head with a visible brain, linked via curved lines to five speech-bubble-style icons representing the core sensory organs: eye (vision), ear (hearing), nose (smell), mouth (taste), and hand (touch). Each icon is rendered in clean, minimalist line art against a warm peach background, emphasizing clarity and educational value. The design supports intuitive understanding of sensory pathways in neuroscience and cognitive psychology.
Used on educational health, psychology, or biology web pages to explain sensory processing; ideal for K-12 science resources, medical infographics, or introductory neuroscience content where users seek foundational knowledge about human perception.
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